Tuesday, September 20, 2011
Monday, September 19, 2011
Gatling Gears Review
Gatling Gears is an exciting shooter that everyone will enjoy, from kindergarten kids to 59 yr old gamers. You pilot your ship through a mayhem of enemies and the shooting never stops. Bullets are flying everywhere and you have to try hard not to get hit. Enemy units will be swarming around you and your little ship is all that stands in the way of them destroying Mistbound, a world you swore to protect.
Vanguard Games designed this awesome game and done a pretty good job. You play a character called Max Brawley. In the co-op mode, his niece is his team mate and together they form a terrible duo. A hostile empire wants to annihilate Mistbound and they are depending on you to stop the evil invaders. You will use a dual stick to combat the enemy.
The left stick controls the gears and the right one fires your gun. The triggers on the left and right can fire a grenade launcher or a missile at a long range target. You will need long range weapons more often than you may think necessary. The ammunition will be replenished after you fire. The controls are not smooth and you will find it a bit awkward to use. They may not respond instantly and you'll be praying each time you use them.
This becomes a real problem when you're in the thick of it and your weapons aren't exactly behaving. Fortunately, the game isn't all that difficult to play. It may be a little hard but you are bound to finish the game in about 5 hours or so.
You collect money and use it to upgrade your weapons. There are plenty of gold bars to collect and by the end of the game you will have so much money, you won't know what to do with it. At least you won't be short of weapons with all that cash on hand.
The graphics are beautiful. Vanguard Games done an excellent job in the graphics department and the beautiful scenes will have you marvel at each level. This will encourage you to continue to the next level and the next and so on. You will cross deserts, forests, marshlands and many other terrains, each more exciting than the last and all of them have such marvelous scenery you will feel a kind of regret when you finish that level.
You can always change the difficulty level if you find the game too easy. If you re-play the game several times it will be more challenging to play on a higher difficulty level to enhance your experience.
All the characters have special attacks they can use and this adds another twist to the game. The music is lovely and blends in with the scenery and the action taking place. Whether you are fighting or simply cruising along, the music will put you in the mood of being in a faraway land of make belief and you won't want to return in a hurry.
Regardless of which mode you play, co-op or single player, Gatling Gears will provide long hours of entertainment and you will surely want to play it again after you finish the game.
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Sunday, September 18, 2011
Saturday, September 17, 2011
Have A Broken PS3? This Is the Resource That You Need in Repairing Your Broken PS3 System
Something that no PS3 owner wants to experience is to approach their system and discover that it has developed a hardware malfunction. This type of situation can produce great frustration on the owner's side and can be difficult to deal with. There are many malfunctions that are plaguing many PS3 game systems today that the majority of people are not aware of. Throughout this article I'm going to describe to you exactly what you should do next if you are the owner of a broken PS3.
First, you should take some precautionary measures in observing how deep the issues are throughout your system. I will describe a few steps that you should first take your system through in surveying the issue. Initially you want to make sure that your system is switched off and then unplug each cable that is connecting to the system. You should then allow the system to rest for at least 5 to 10 minutes, after this time period has passed you should then reconnect each cable that you initially disconnected and now power on the system. Now, survey the system and observe if the issue is still apparent. If you have found that this did not remedy the problem you should now attempt to disconnect the hard drive from the system. Simply remove the hard drive from the system's hard drive bay and then reconnect it, after this process is complete you should power on the system to check if the issue still persists. This can very well solve many issues that are apparent in these systems, although the mass majority of systems will not be remedied with these simple processes.
If you have found that these processes that have been described did not fix the issue that your PS3 video game system is having, the issue may be a little more difficult to resolve. This may cause more frustration on your side but I reassure you that this can still be fixed in minimal time without any wasted effort.
If you want your system completely repaired then you now have two options, you can either send your system to Sony or you can simply fix the issue yourself. When many individuals are confronted with these two options they may think that performing a self-repair on a console such as this will be very difficult and risky. I can tell you firsthand that virtually anyone can complete repairs for a broken PS3 system, not to mention that the advantages that a self-repair offers greatly outweigh resorting to Sony for repairs.
A short comparison between these two services will show these differences. First would be the price, with Sony you will be paying at least $150, when you can resolve the problem for under $40 with a self-repair. Next would be the time frame in which you would have to wait, with Sony you will be waiting at least eight weeks, when you can have your system working within the next hour with a self-repair.
Repairing a PS3 video game system yourself is actually easily done. You only need minimal tools along with basic knowledge on how to use a screwdriver. If you wish to have your system repaired immediately for less than a fourth of Sony's price click here immediately for your broken PS3.
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